Publications

The Regence Health Policy Center will build on Cambia Grove's connections and shared knowledge to advance policies that address and solve the emerging challenges facing our health care system.

One hundred years ago, it was common for doctors to visit patients at home. Over time, house calls and other forms of home-based care became less popular as patients increasingly received care in hospitals and other institutional settings. While most care now takes place in medical facilities, in recent years there has been a resurgence in home-based care as a convenient and cost-effective way to provide treatment for patients.

Continuing our Care at Home Series, we interviewed American Scientist, Co-Leader of Cancer Control and Population Sciences at the Huntsman Cancer Institute and Distinguished Professor in the College of Nursing for the University of Utah, Dr. Kathi Mooney.

One of the constructive legacies from the COVID-19 pandemic is the historic improvement in the number of Americans with health insurance. The American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) made critical investments to make health insurance more affordable for people seeking coverage outside the workplace. However, without swift Congressional action, this legacy could be lost. Congress must renew the temporary subsidies that lowered health care costs and made Marketplace coverage more accessible for millions of Americans